Saluti! Just another Newbie!

[Skittles1101]

Italian is actually my first language, and thank you! I've worked really hard to speak and write in English. I'm from Livorno, Italy (in Tuscany). I came to the states for school and am somehow developing this weird half Texas accent.

I would love to hear a half Italian half Texas accent either way, welcome

[Vypyrz]

Italian is actually my first language, and thank you! I've worked really hard to speak and write in English. I'm from Livorno, Italy (in Tuscany). I came to the states for school and am somehow developing this weird half Texas accent.

I would love to hear a half Italian half Texas accent either way, welcome

I am originally from Texas and spent 4 years living in Sicily. I know all about that half accent. For example:

English: Good Morning
Italian: Bon Giorno
Texan: Bwaaahn Geeeooorno...

[Toxic Tessa]

@ LGray23 When I get my Ball, I'll have to make a video of him then - haha.


@ Vypyrz - Hahaha, so epic! I teach a Physics tutorial section at my university for the undergrad and last night I kept pronouncing Volume as "Valium". How did you like Sicily? I have one Sicilian aunt.

[Vypyrz]

@ Vypyrz - Hahaha, so epic! I teach a Physics tutorial section at my university for the undergrad and last night I kept pronouncing Volume as "Valium". How did you like Sicily? I have one Sicilian aunt.

I loved it there. We used to ride our motorcycles all over Sicily and Southern Italy. Learning to drive a car there was definitely an experience. I eventually learned insults in English, Italian, Spanish and French, just because I kept running out of things to yell at other drivers in the city...

[Toxic Tessa]

I loved it there. We used to ride our motorcycles all over Sicily and Southern Italy. Learning to drive a car there was definitely an experience. I eventually learned insults in English, Italian, Spanish and French, just because I kept running out of things to yell at other drivers in the city...

I'm Italian and even I admit we drive like lunatics! I refuse to drive in Italy and just walk or take the train everywhere. It's much safer! I remember when I was first learning English - the first thing I learned was an insult lol.

I am so use to driving in the states, that when I go back home for a visit - car rides give me gray hair. That's saying a lot considering I spend most of my time hauling it in an ambulance. Lol.

[Popeye]

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